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  • I saw in the output from ./nodebb build , 2WARNING s:
    Firstly)

    **Entrypoint ... combined size exceeds recommended limit (244 KiB)
    Entrypoints:
    -nodebb (355 KiB)
    -admin (294 KiB)
    

    what does this mean, and is it a problem?

    Secondly)

    WARNING in asset size limit (and listed 4 min.js files)
    
  • I saw in the output from ./nodebb build , 2WARNING s:
    Firstly)

    **Entrypoint ... combined size exceeds recommended limit (244 KiB)
    Entrypoints:
    -nodebb (355 KiB)
    -admin (294 KiB)
    

    what does this mean, and is it a problem?

    Secondly)

    WARNING in asset size limit (and listed 4 min.js files)
    

    @eeeee they are nothing to worry about, and can be ignored.

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